The Your Party co-leader said she was in active talks with Scots politicians and hopes to make an announcement ‘very soon’.

Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi has pledged to accelerate Japan’s military build-up and spending and complete an early ...

Counting is to begin on Saturday to reveal who the Irish public have voted to be their next president. The choice is between left-wing independent Catherine Connolly, former Cabinet minister Heather ...

The King’s brother is said to be in talks about leaving Royal Lodge following the furore over the ‘peppercorn’ rent for the 30-room mansion.

The King has long been said to have tried to encourage his younger brother, who lives in Royal Lodge with his ex-wife Sarah ...

Sir Keir Starmer said he was “deeply disappointed” by Labour’s loss in the Welsh Parliament by-election and conceded the ruling party “clearly need to do much more”. The Prime Minister said the UK and ...

White House officials said Mr Trump’s reaction was a culmination of the administration’s pent-up frustration about Canada’s strategy in ...

Polls have closed in Ireland’s presidential election, with indications that turnout was around 2018’s figure. While vote counts on Saturday morning will confirm the total poll, initial reports ...

A Metropolitan Police officer who worked at Charing Cross police station has been sacked after he was secretly filmed “boasting about and revelling in the use of force” on a detainee.

The turnout in Ireland’s presidential election appeared to pick up in the final hours of voting. After a sluggish turnout in the morning, reports indicated it had risen in the evening before the polls ...

The trial of a civil claim against the owner of a container ship that collided with a US tanker in the North Sea will not be held before October next year, the High Court has heard.

Keir Starmer urged allies to “finish the job” on frozen Russian assets by using them to strengthen Ukraine’s defences as he sought to rally support for Kyiv amid stalled peace efforts.